if they make slight gains, granted it's just on the spac. how many years would it take without amount of gain to close the gap? i would say it would take 100 years before those gains were made. everybody else is going up as well. this is a conversation i think we had in 2,001 -- -- 2001. i want to know, and you can't answer right now i think we, as a board, deserve to know exactly what we are going to be doing. i'm going to take the lead from commissioner lam on this. exactly what we're doing doing on chronic absenteeism and to president cook's point if there are people getting in the way we need to do something about that. if there are people getting in the way of dealing with chronic absenteeism we need to do something about that. we need to elevate and amplify the work to the people that are doing that work that are committed to making sure that this absenteeism rate starts going backwards oregon to reiterate, it was 30% for african americans two years ago, 36% last year and 39% this year. that is almost impossible to try to do. this boar

it comes 35 years after because not became the first woman to walk in spac for more on this, i spokeith wey lawrence, nasa astronaut who logged hundreds of hours in space. i asked how she felt? >> i am envious because everyone would like to have the opportunity to go and do a spacewk. we all do spacewalk training but not everyone gets t spacewalk outside their craft. i am thrilled they were able to gout today, successfully accomplish their objectives. ind, more portly, compensating foan milestone. -- more a importantlyomplish a significant milestone. >> it has been 35 years the first woman conducted a spacewalk. why did it take so long? >> several factors. in the early days of spaceflight, women were not astronauts. there were only a couple of women selected asan rus cosmonautson it took nasa until 1978 to select women. we have been catching up. when you look at the last two classes of after not candidate selected, women were almosted 5% in t last class and in 2013. it is a matter of time. >> we were member in march, that was supposed to t first female spacewalk, but nassau did noh h

an 18% sro rates translates into how many sro spac rooms? any ideas? if there was a proposed project to turn sro rooms and union square into hotel rooms, and i don't know if you remember this where we would swap them out and it got complicated and commissioner fung walked into pow and gary and it was appalling that there were only -- the place was absolutely empty and falling down and the few remaining original tenants who were there before 1979 were slowly, you know, going to be dying off and this building sitting there empty. we know where the empty places are and how do we get them rehabilitated and get people in them? it was shocking. >> thank you for that comment and yes. question. digging into the sro data was one of the more fascinating parts of the date. on page 36, there's more detail around the vacancy number. >> sorry. >> no, it's a dense document, that's ok. but out of approximately 390 spaw390 srohotels, 50% of the gt residences were vacant. this is one day, october 15, 2017. >> i saw it firsthand. a couple of other comments. we have, over

the typical upper floor plans in the center, containing six bedroom suites and a languag lor kitchen spac ette. there are numerous sheet metal clad buildings, there is cortan in the upper stories and a finished stainless steel. this an aerial view of a typical bedroom suite with all of the functioning of a studio but much more compressed amount of space and each suite has nine-foot clear ceiling and contains a living/sleeping area and contains limited cooking facilities per the planning custody and built-in table for two. these are sectional views of the bedroom suite looking in opposite directions and these are photographs of the full-sized mock-up that you could come see at panoramic's building at 1321 mission street. on the left is a daytime view showing the sofa and on the right, a nighttime bed deplo deployment. these are other photographs of it and the interior and i'll continue up with a comparison we did of the proposed project bedroom suite on the left and some typical or current studio dwelling units that are produced in san francisco. our suite is about 180 square feet and the

forces but at the same time we need a broader strategy so no i think there's very little risk in the spacfire in her on her part of the reason is the president really wanted to relish in this moment he came out and he said the killing of baghdadi is bigger than the killing of bin laden every single american knew the name of some of the after the 911 attacks i would guess maybe half maybe ever kids would know about daddy or his name or what happened to the president's trying to make this seem like a very big moment for him thanks very much. al-jazeera correspondent jeanne you surf was one of the 1st journalists to reach the scene of the operation at the moment to get this is the house targeted by u.s. helicopters and they approached the site at midnight and sealed the arrear off before they stormed it one person was taken away others were killed in a car passing through was destroyed and u.s. forces also handed over 3 children to one of the neighbors and requested they take them far away and then come back after the operation was completed 7 dead bodies have been recovered so far this home